We invest in ensuring an ethical value chain for our offerings, and follow best practices in good governance and the highest standards set by global bodies to weed out potential human rights violations, conflict sourcing, and corruption.

As part of our responsibility to our most important stakeholders� our customers� we work hard to ensure transparent engagement across the board. We have gone above and beyond regulatory KYC standards and instituted a strict no-cash transaction policy that aligns with good governance practices in the post-demonetisation era in India. We follow extremely stringent anti-money laundering policies, implemented through comprehensive management systems. These include rigorous risk-based due diligence procedures before entering new commercial relationships. The policy also ensures continuous monitoring of transactions using a risk-based approach.

Responsible supply chain management is non-negotiable for us and we take deep pride in producing sustainably sourced precious metals. Following the Responsible Precious Metals Policy established by our parent company, the MKS PAMP Group, our supply chain due diligence is audited annually by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA).

Our effective management and control systems and protocols conform to the stringent standards of the LBMA Responsible Gold Guidance, making us the first and only refinery in India to hold the coveted and independently audited Responsible Gold certification till date.

Additionally, MMTC-PAMP is also a Certified Member of the Responsible Jewellery Council- another first for precious metals refineries in India.

We believe in strengthening local communities and supporting them on their journey to improved welfare and greater equality. Through our grassroots, people-centric initiatives, we focus on critical development aspects such as technical education, skill development and sanitation.

Making Safe Drinking Water Accessible

Mewat, Haryana is one of the most water-scarce districts in India, with an entrenched problem of lack of access to safe drinking water. Our initiatives focus on energy-efficient and cost-effective modes of water purification, as well as awareness programmes on the issue amongst community members in the area.

One of our earliest forays into sustainability addressed the entrenched lack of access to safe drinking water in Mewat, Haryana (where our Plant is located); one of the most water-scarce districts in India. We built energy-efficient and cost-effective water purification units and now, in addition to maintaining them, also conduct awareness programmes in our community.